tonight, ukrainian pilot, nadiya savchenko is home and a free woman. her setting release -- her sudden release was today that she was convicted in the assist thing of murder and two russian journalists, which she had been sentenced to 22 years in a russian prison. today, she arrived in key of to a heroes reporter: welcome. the media frenzy when nadiya savchenko -- she has become a national hero here in ukraine. >> i am free and i want to ask forgiveness from all the mothers whose children who have not returneded home from the antiterrorist operation while i am alive. i want to ask forgiveness for all mothers while i am free. i cannot bring home those who died but i am always ready to put my life on the line one more time. in march, she was convicted over the killing of two russian journalists in eastern ukraine and sentenced to 22 years behind bars. shipment held in captivity since 2014. while in prison, she launched several hunger strike to protest her detention and constantly defied russian authorities, even raising her middle finger at the court in

and home at last -- ukrainian pilot nadiya savchenko returns to a hero's welcome. she is read by russia after two years in jail. the focus is on her political ambitions. let's get some business news for you now. markus karlsson back with us in the studio. kicking off with the crisis right here in france, the government says it has already had to get into strategic oil reserves. markus: indeed, we got that is from france's transport minister earlier this wednesday. he says france has used three days worth of strategic fuel reserves out of a total of 115 days of supply. as small business owners say they are suffering from a lack of petrol during the ongoing oil strike. the northwest of france and areas in the southeast are the hardest hit regions. elliott richardson takes a closer look at france's strategic oil reserves and what they are there for. elliott: a strategic plan by france. the blockades around oil refineries has led to widespread disruption. the oil reserves have been used for the first time since 2010. each fuel company put aside 30% of its production la